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Machine guns/1 Machine guns/2 M60 M2 Machine gun Heavy machine gun Can be used both offensive and defensive Nicknamed Ma Deuce by troops Usually operated by more than one soldier Designed by John Browning When tested in the field, the M60 was fairly effective Country USA Country USA Date 1900 Date 1932 Length (mm) 10 Length (mm) 1650 Weight (kg) 10 Weight (kg) 38 Speed (m/s) 85 Speed (m/s) 930 Cannon caliber (mm) 7,62 Cannon caliber (mm) 12,7 Machine guns/3 Machine guns/4 Blyskawica MP5 Submachine gun Submachine gun Probably the only weapon designed and mass The MP5s accuracy, reliability, and wide range of produced covertly in occupied Europe accessories and variants have made it the submachine gun of choice for law enforcement agencies worldwide. Country Poland Country Germany Date 1943 Date 1966 Length (mm) 730 Length (mm) 680 Weight (kg) 3,22 Weight (kg) 2,54 Speed (m/s) 400 Speed (m/s) 270 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Machine guns/5 Machine guns/6 Sten Mark II AA-52 Service sub-machine gun Vehicle-mounted machine gun The name STEN is an acronym, deriving from One of the first French produced guns of the the names of the weapons chief designers post World War II era Over 4 million Stens would be made in the 1940s Country UK Country France Date 1941 Date 1960 Length (mm) 760 Length (mm) 1080 Weight (kg) 3,18 Weight (kg) 9,75 Speed (m/s) 365 Speed (m/s) 830 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Cannon caliber (mm) 7,5 Machine guns/7 Guns/1 PM63-Rak Desert Eagle Sub-machine gun Semi-automatic, gas-operated pistol War service : Sino-Vietnamese war The advantage of the gas-operation is that it allows the use of far more powerful cartridges than traditional semi-automatic pistol designs Country PL Country Israel Date 1964 Date 1985 Length (mm) 333 Length (mm) 260 Weight (kg) 1,6 Weight (kg) 1,36 Speed (m/s) 320 Speed (m/s) 573 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Guns/2 Guns/3 Mateba HK Mark 23 Automatic Revolver Semi-Automatic pistol Togusa in the various incarnations of Ghost in the Shell Uses an ambidextrous safety and magazine release carries two different Matebas Its large size and weight have resulted in some criticism Country Italy Country Germany Date 1997 Date 1991 Length (mm) 275 Length (mm) 421 Weight (kg) 1,35 Weight (kg) 1,21 Speed (m/s) 570 Speed (m/s) 715 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Cannon caliber (mm) 11,4 Guns/4 Guns/5 Nagant S&W Model 686 Revolver Double action revolver one of the longest serving sidearms in modern history The 600 series Smith & Wesson revolvers are true workhorses for both duty and sporting use Country USSR Country USA Date 1895 Date 1984 Length (mm) 235 Length (mm) 305 Weight (kg) 0,800 Weight (kg) 1,25 Speed (m/s) 272 Speed (m/s) 232 Cannon caliber (mm) 7,62 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Guns/6 Guns/7 Taurus Raging Bull GLOCK 18 Potent weapon with plenty of stopping power Handgun Marketed as a hunters sidearm Country Brasil Country Austria Date ??? Date 1986 Length (mm) 419 Length (mm) 186 Weight (kg) 2,2 Weight (kg) 709 Speed (m/s) 610 Speed (m/s) 320 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Cannon caliber (mm) 9 Tanks/1 Tanks/6 Wiesel 1-MK25 ADATS Lightly-armoured weapons carrier Dual-purpose missile system Air dropping the vehicle from a plane The ADATS pulse doppler X-band with parachutes was tested, but was not successful. dual-beam radar is used for target acquisition Country Germany Country USA Date 1990 Date 1988 Length (mm) 2550 Length (mm) 4860 Weight (kg) 2750 Weight (kg) 15800 Speed (m/s) 19 Speed (m/s) 16 Cannon caliber (mm) 25 Cannon caliber (mm) 125 Tanks/2 Tanks/3 Centauro FV101 Scorpion Wheeled tank-destroyer Combat vehicle reconnaissance With a footprint lighter than that of a man, it was one of the few vehicles capable of operating in the extreme conditions of the Falklands land Country Italy Country UK Date 1991 Date 1973 Length (mm) 7850 Length (mm) 4900 Weight (kg) 24000 Weight (kg) 8070 Speed (m/s) 31 Speed (m/s) 22 Cannon caliber (mm) 105 Cannon caliber (mm) 76 Tanks/4 Tanks/5 New Zealand LAV III M109 - Howitzer Light armoured vehicle Self propellered, indirect-fire support weapon Standard equipment : laser-warning receivers, M109 saw its combat debut in Vietnam central tyre-inflation system, fire-suppression nuclear, biological and chemical defensive ettc... Country Canada Country USA Date 1997 Date 1963 Length (mm) 6940 Length (mm) 9100 Weight (kg) 16329 Weight (kg) 27400 Speed (m/s) 28 Speed (m/s) 16 Cannon caliber (mm) 25 Cannon caliber (mm) 155 Tanks/7 Missiles/1 Type 59 AGM65-Maverick Main Battle Tank Air-to-surface guided missile Copy of the ubiquitous Soviet T-55/54 medium tank Played a large part in the destruction of Iraqs military force during Operation Desert Storm in 1991 Unit cost : up to $160,000 Country China Country USA Date 1957 Date 1972 Length (mm) 6040 Length (mm) 2055 Weight (kg) 37000 Weight (kg) 208 Speed (m/s) 14 Speed (m/s) - Cannon caliber (mm) 100 Cannon caliber (mm) - Missiles/3 Missiles/4 Storm Shadow Shaheen The warhead features an initial penetrating charge Intermediate-range ballistic missile to clear soil or enter a bunker then a variable Very accurate by the standards of ballistic missiles delay fuse to control detonation of the main warhead and has a CEP of 50 meters Country UK Country Pakistan Date 2002 Date 2003 Length (mm) 5100 Length (mm) 17500 Weight (kg) 1230 Weight (kg) 25000 Speed (m/s) 278 Speed (m/s) 3230 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Missiles/5 Missiles/6 S-300 Grumble FGM-148 Javelin Mobile protection system Man-portable anti-tank guided missile Probably the single most deadly threat Armour penetration >600 mm that an aircraft would encounter on a modern battlefield Country USSR Country USA Date 1978 Date 2002 Length (mm) 7000 Length (mm) 1200 Weight (kg) 1450 Weight (kg) 6,4 Speed (m/s) 1700 Speed (m/s) 1111 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Missiles/7 Missiles/2 Blow Pipe missile BGM-71 TOW Only 1 kill could be attributed to Blowpipe Anti-tank missile. In 1986 some units where sent clandestinely to equip Can penetrate most known tank armor the Mujahideen fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan This launcher is technically man-portable, but is quite bulky Country UK Country USA Date 1968 Date 1970 Length (mm) 1350 Length (mm) 1170 Weight (kg) 11 Weight (kg) 18,9 Speed (m/s) 510 Speed (m/s) 300 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Nuclear weapons/7 Nuclear weapons/1 Trident II UGM-133A Spartan LIM-49A Strategic nuclear deterrence Were operational a few months only : The use of (or threat of use of) such weapons High costs made the missile an unattractive would generally be contrary to the rules of international bargain law applicable in armed conflict Country USA Country USA Date 1990 Date 1975 Length (mm) 13410 Length (mm) 16800 Weight (kg) 58500 Weight (kg) 13100 Speed (m/s) 6100 Speed (m/s) 1000 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Nuclear weapons/2 Nuclear weapons/3 Nike Zeus XLIM-49A AGM-28 Hound Dog Anti-aircraft missile system First air-launched nuclear stand-off missile The missile also had an optional nuclear warhead Name inspired by the hit song by Elvis Presley to improve the probability of a kill Country USA Country USA Date 1953 Date 1959 Length (mm) 14700 Length (mm) 12950 Weight (kg) 10300 Weight (kg) 4500 Speed (m/s) 1361 Speed (m/s) 696 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Nuclear weapons/4 Nuclear weapons/5 Blue Steel K-278 Komsolets Air-launched, rocket-propelled nuclear stand-off missile Nuclear-powered attack submarine name means member of the Young Communist League Sunken in 1989 Country UK Country USSR Date 1963 Date 1983 Length (mm) 10700 Length (mm) 117500 Weight (kg) 7270 Weight (kg) 6400000 Speed (m/s) 994 Speed (m/s) 15,4 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) - Nuclear weapons/6 Rifles/1 K-159 FN FAL Suffered an accident involving radioactive discharges Battle rifle into her steam generators Despite using a full-power .30 cartridge, the FALs recoil is light Country USSR Country Belgium Date 1963 Date 1953 Length (mm) 107400 Length (mm) 1090 Weight (kg) 3065000 Weight (kg) 4,45 Speed (m/s) 15,4 Speed (m/s) 823 Cannon caliber (mm) - Cannon caliber (mm) 7,62 Rifles/2 Rifles/3 QBZ-95 AK-47 (Kalashnikov) Assault rifle Assault rifle Modern weapon system in a bullpup configuration Designed in 1947 by Mikhail Kalashnikov It has never been used in combat and thus he started imagining his weapon while still in the hospital, little is known about its effectiveness after being wounded in the battle of Bryansk Country China Country USSR Date 1995 Date 1947 Length (mm) 760 Length (mm) 870 Weight (kg) 3,4 Weight (kg) 4,3 Speed (m/s) 930 Speed (m/s) 710 Cannon caliber (mm) 5,8 Cannon caliber (mm) 7,62 Rifles/4 Rifles/5 M16 Famas Service rifle Standard assault rifle of the French military The semi-automatic version, the AR-15, aka Le Clairon because of its shape is a popular recreational firearm in the USA Senegal and the United Arab Emirates had received a small amount of them from France Country USA Country France Date 1960 Date 1975 Length (mm) 1002 Length (mm) 757 Weight (kg) 0 Weight (kg) 3,8 Speed (m/s) 975 Speed (m/s) 960 Cannon caliber (mm) 5,56 Cannon caliber (mm) 5,56 Rifles/6 Rifles/7 Boys M14 Anti-tank Rifle Selective fire rifle The W Mark 2 projectile was able to penetrate up to The rifle served very favorably during 3/4 inch (20 mm) of armour at 100 yards (~91 m) its tour of duty in Vietnam.
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